Public Lands for Homes Plan: A national effort to review and build affordable housing on federal and other government lands, partnering with homebuilders and housing providers, including $176M over five years in funding to various departments to unlock public lands.

Canada Housing Infrastructure Fund: $6B over 10 years to accelerate construction and upgrading of housing-enabling infrastructure, with $1B directly to municipalities and $5B for agreements with provinces and territories.

Apartment Construction Loan Program: $15B in additional loans (for a total of over $55B) to build 30,000 new rental apartments for an overall total of 131,000 units by 2031-32. $500M earmarked for innovative construction techniques.

Canada Builds Program: Aimed at building affordable homes for the middle class on under-utilized lands using federal low-cost loans with provincial and territorial investments.

Housing Accelerator Fund: An additional $400M over four years to encourage municipalities to make changes needed to incentivize the building of homes.

Infrastructure for Housing Initiative: Increased funding for infrastructure through the Canada Infrastructure Bank.

Regional Development Agencies: $50M over two years to expedite homebuilding through projects that modernize building practices (e.g., modular homes, 3D printing).

Homebuilding Technology and Innovation Fund: $50M over two years for Next Generation Manufacturing Canada to develop innovative housing technologies.

Housing Design Catalogue: $11.6M to simplify housing project approvals.

Canada Secondary Suite Loan Program: $410M over four years to enable homeowners to access $40K in low-interest loans to add secondary suites to their homes through the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC).

Affordable Housing Fund: $976M over five years to build affordable homes.

Rapid Housing Stream: $24M to launch a new supportive housing strategy through CMHC.

Canada Rental Protection Fund: $477M over five years added to protect existing and expand new affordable housing, co-funded with other partners.

Reaching Home: Canada’s Homelessness Strategy: $1.3B over four years to Infrastructure Canada to support organizations that reduce homelessness.

Accelerated Capital Cost Allowance: Up to 10% from 4% for new rental projects.

Green and Inclusive Buildings Program: $500M over five years to support additional community projects.

Permanent public transit funding to be announced shortly to eliminate minimum parking requirements and allow high-density housing near transit lines.

$5B in loan guarantees for Indigenous communities for economic development projects.

$350M over five years to renew support to Indigenous Financial Institutions, including $30M over five years to the Métis Capital Corporations for Métis entrepreneurs and businesses.

Strategic Partnerships Initiatives Clean Energy Program: $36M over three years for Indigenous participation.

Urban, Rural, and Northern Indigenous Housing Strategy: $4B allocated over seven years.

$918M over five years to accelerate work in First Nations, Inuit, and Métis housing and infrastructure.

Harvester’s Support Grant and Community Food Program: $101.1M over three years for Indigenous communities in northern and isolated locations.

AI Compute Access Fund: $2.4B over five years to launch and support researchers, start-ups, and the scale-up of the development of AI businesses and the industry. $200M to be allocated to regional development agencies for AI start-ups and critical sector adoption.

NRC IRAP AI Assist Program: $100M over five years to help small- and medium-sized businesses scale-up and increase productivity through AI solutions.

$50M over five years for a new Canadian AI Safety Institute for the safe deployment of AI.

$5.1M for an Office of the AI and Data Commissioner to protect Canadians from potential risks of AI and to ensure responsible adoption by Canadian businesses.

Scientific Research and Experimental Development (SR&ED) Tax Credit: $600M over four years with $150M for future enhancements to the program. The second phase of consultations announced to determine how funding will be targeted.

Increase core research grant funding to $1.8B over five years for the federal research grants through the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC), the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC). A new capstone research funding organization to be created to improve the coordination of federal research funds.

Lunar Exploration Accelerator Program: $8.6M to the Canadian Space Agency to support Canada’s space industry and accelerate the development of new technologies.

Businesses to be permitted to immediately write off as a capital cost allowance the full cost of investment in patents, data network infrastructure equipment, computers, and data processing equipment until January 1, 2027. Estimated cost: $725M over five years.